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jjeaff
2y ago
I would too. if that was true, but it's not, so I'm not.
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That's not fortune, it's by design. The administration is kicking out any journalists that stand up to them.
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I believe Biden said that the US plan, in the case of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, would be to destroy the chip fabs.
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2y ago
toothless? they have arbitrarily axed entire departments and fires tens of thousands without cause. they apparently have far too many teeth.
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2y ago
Returns are no longer the actual goal. The actual goal is the perception of far reaching future returns. The perception of those returns is much more valuable than the actual returns. Because the wealthy don't want profits and dividend
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I'll answer the, "Does disabling it void your warranty?" question. The answer is almost always "no". Unless the modification you make to something actually directly or indirectly caused damage to it, companies in th
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2y ago
one would assume that it was tested on minor surgeries.
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2y ago
Technically, the majority of Americans voted for something other than what we got.
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The main thing is OpenAI itself. Altman has long pitched it as an open, non-profit and raised hundreds of millions on that. Turns out it's not open and now has been positioned as a for-profit entity owned by a non-profit that is trying
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2y ago
it uses a fractional amount of GPUs though.
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In this case, the effect would not be to merely bring the arrest to light. Anyone who comes across the arrest now, is likely to come across the whole story, which is that it has been expunged and he was not guilty.
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Actually, he quickly confirmed to the reporter that he would release the files on all these assassinations, but when asked about the Epstein files, he equivocated and said that it was complicated and it might make "some people" lo
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2y ago
It is definitely still possible to receive class 0 sms, because I believe that is what you are getting in the US when you get an amber alert or other emergency warning. As far as I can tell, all US carriers restrict the sending of these to
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2y ago
Do you live with other people? Kids? I love being able to quickly turn off all the lights in the house as we leave.
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the order also warns of "code words" for DEIA, lest someone try to sneak in some diversity or accessibility under the radar.
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I think they are doing it so the CCP doesn't have direct propaganda line into the home of most Americans. imagine how easy it would be to tip the algorithm scales to show, for example, stolen election conspiracy videos.
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2y ago
they aren't all corrupt. and for those that are insider trading, few are beating the market.
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RFK Jr has frequently and publicly claimed that the side effects and dangers of most all vaccines are worse than the diseases they prevent. There is no legitimate data that even suggests that is true. You can get into the minutia of potenti
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2y ago
Almost all sectors in the US have seen job growth. Gov jobs have led in growth, but if you take out gov jobs, the US still sees job growth.
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2y ago
More like 4-5 hrs vs 20 when you account for the fact that you have to be at the airport early to deal with security and boarding among other airport slowdowns.
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I think that is most people's experience but it only works up to a point. you will get diminishing returns the more money you have until, in some cases, maybe negative returns.
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2y ago
umm ya, not congress, a select subcommittee, a committee that includes members like Marjorie Taylor Green. I think I'll get my investigative conclusions elsewhere.
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the alternative is leaving software eternally insecure as people will not update them. and of those that will, 99.99% (probably not an exaggeration) will not have the interest, time, or ability to review code changes before updating.
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the raw data appears to agree that Louisiana is surging in cases. What is the issue? Just that they have assigned a cause when it may actually just be correlation?
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which one, I searched and found several iterations that are supposedly "new"
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I put that blurb into ChatGPT and asked it to translate the corporate speak into normal English: Lexmark makes cloud-based printing and smart device technologies to help businesses achieve their goals faster. They use reliable technology an
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We had 2 grocery stores and I think Walmart put one of them out of business. However, the selection was much larger and it was a boost to local businesses because fewer people needed to travel to the next town over for supplies after Walmar
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This is a common false dichotomy I see constantly. Cloud vs, buy and build your own hardware from scratch and colocate/build own datacenter. Very few non-cloud users are buying their own hardware. You can simply rent dedicated hardware
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Ya, but those cases have tended to get a bit more traction because the primary purpose of firearms is to kill and there are lots of things that gun makers could do to make it more difficult to kill people with them (like built in locking me
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I have a dozen of those style temperature gauges all over my house. Mine are actually a slightly smaller, square version. You can use Home Assistant to read the Bluetooth temperature and humidity readings from them. They ended up costing ma
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